Thanks in advanced. I am working with an Avaya G3siv11. Our site is looking for a basic analog speaker phone with an LED message light that will work with their existing TN793B, TN793CP, TN746B, TN746, and TN742 analog circuit boards. I was looking at the Aastra 9110 analog phone but couldn't find any info if it would work on these circuit paks or had an LED message light. Can anyone help or suggest a phone to purchase?
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Analog speaker phone with message LED
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mikeydidit
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The older that works with those packs is the 8110. You might can find some refurb's cheap too.
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mikeydidit
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Avaya made a model that was supposed to replace the 8110 but it looked more like something you could buy at Walmart. It lasted about the same too.
The old 8110 sets were a good set and had the message waiting light that interfaced with the system very well.
You could pick up a couple and see if you like them. Me i miss them as we are putting out 6408's in their place now.
When is the last time you helped someone, just because you were able to?
For the best response to a question, read faq690-6594
The old 8110 sets were a good set and had the message waiting light that interfaced with the system very well.
You could pick up a couple and see if you like them. Me i miss them as we are putting out 6408's in their place now.
When is the last time you helped someone, just because you were able to?
For the best response to a question, read faq690-6594
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